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-L'OHN GRIEVE, V, S., honor graduate of Ontario
ej- Veterinary College. A.1diseasesof.Domestl
. imimalstreated. Calls promptly attendqdto an
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office and residence on Goderich street ., pne door
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I JAMES L. KILLORAN.,
i -ardste r Solicitor, Conveyancer and, Notary
Public. Money to loan, Office over Plcka�d's Store
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BarrIster, Solicitor, Conveyancer and Notary Public.
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I M. BEST, Barrister, Solicitor, Conveyancer,
I J. Notary PuYlio. Offices up stairs, over 0. W.
,Pzp@Ve bookstore, Main Street, Seslorth, Ontario.
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� ENRY BEATTIE, Barrister, Solicitor, &a.
! -'lady's Block, Sea.
� H Money to loan. Office � 16794f
,orth..
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. GARROW & GARROW, Barristers, Soll�itors, &a.
ear, Hamilton St. and Square, Gode�lch, Out.
: J. T. GARROW, Q� 0.
, 1676 CRARLIts G A,Raoiv... L. L. B.
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F'HOLMNSTED, successor to the late firm of
. McCaughey & Holmested, Barrideri Solicitor
Conveyancer, and Notsiy. Solicitor for the Can
At- Bank at Commerce. Money to � lend. Farm
I joit gate. office In Soott'a Block, Main Street
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t, Graduate of Royal College of Dentsl Surgeons of On-
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i at, flaakelrd:s3hoaj, Chicago. Local anaethetici for
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f grwerX store, Seaforth. lyb-1
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F. A. SELLERY, Dentist, graduate of the
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Will visit Zurich every Monday, commending Man.
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I R. R. R. ROSS, Dentist (wetcoeseor to F. W.
DTweddle), graduate of Royal College�of Dental
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I Toronto University ; crown and bridge Wor,k, also
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1 gold work In all its forms.. all the most modern
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� teeth. All operations carefully pt:rf armed. Office
iTweddle's old stand, over Dill's grocory, Sei6forth.
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Dr. John McGinnis, .
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� Ron. Graduate liondon, Western UnIvers I Ity, member
at Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons.
I Ofte and Residerroe-Formerly ocoupiecl by Mr. Wm.
IM-okard, Victoria Street, next to t4,0 Cst6iio Church
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onlHospital. Honor graduate Trinity U�iverslty,
� momberolthe College of Physlotame and ,gurgeong
� Ontario. Coroner for the County of Huron.
i Dfilce and Residenee-Goderich Street, Esit of the
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i .G. SCOTT, graduate Victoria and Ann Arbor, and
inember Ontario College of Physicians %ad
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I U. MADKAY, honor graduate Trinity University, �
gold Medalist Trinity Medical College. , Member
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I RED CEDAR SHINGLM
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: brands of red cedar shingles, and by 2 ettiDj, a liberal
discount for cavh, is prepared to sell them to CUB-
tomere at prices that defy competition. :
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S. LAMEVS Lumber Yard, Seaforth.
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Having In stock at the Seaforth Lumber; Yard a
very large quantity at Pil the d1fFCTCnt lengths and
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Jthe very best quality of Hemlock. �
- S. LAMB'S Lumber Yard, Seafbrth.
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Having bought a large quantity of p:
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!i -ide plank for water troughs; spruce and balaam
far gravel boxes, light and durable, Also. white
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I BINDER. TWINE—Best Nlanilla -at bot-
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1 , Oomplete stock of Haying and Harvest
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UND R T .. P LYON. �� . 000p IJVING - , ' Havingmaped out S plan..��! action, I seti
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THE Al VENTUBE ,S 4) � . �� SH ; at is ternied �_ good living Wis usual y I descended the a airs, unb6W the outer
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— ."rati cation; of the paWe witho t door and stopped fortb into the night. It
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FLEEING FROM; I, XPON, �.g BE. ;:refei mce to th0j,nutrition of, the body. was a threp mile mlk in the 1 dar neEs, but
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W,be'k�he good" iver is a bu�iness man all feeling � and my
CO.M K 3 E NTANG H � IN � TH$ PLOTS, � 14 1 � ;
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HOW TH IBE ROU04S i jTALKED VNDER A I � upon the saWe - , CHAPT�R IL_� i
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From Selkirk to Dal qusie,'aa the crew ' I MOOR. � I i
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1, T , � one following � . ployed in thought. I
fh6e is five leagpeF,. 1: in time the stom- Despite the- darkness, I-VF�%Is enabled'toil
. roaWs it i a further, and �t ,'On foot t4e way is . I 4 ach becomes dis, keep the road, even After I 1ad left jth6
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long and with each . '' t . I eased, the pm- the town and wag well out U on the mom
surprisin ;ly. � ,[I I cesses of digestion But as I advanced I hesenel, my pace,; it
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leaving I he town ear y the. morning, I, I I . the blasted Sr tree in the blackness. ;
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Charles Dudley, lat ( . cer in her royal � I I 1 Having walked forward until by a roug
majosty ?,IizaboDh's oursol guard, and bar- - 1, formed and there , t th'
. gu as I figured I had lef e town % 1�e
. y own iiSh m I the tavern of I I 1�1 - hysical I 6 I
onetin I miles behind, and fearing to :pass my ob
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the Red Bull close t outskirts of the � . I . Dr. ?ier-cu-1,85 tive point, I threw m3 self down upon the
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Scottish town of Wlho Oe in no' frieadly I . heather by the aide of the' highway 4uo
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frame of mind. � � I . I I waited impatiently for the � �rat signs of.
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This wim the more ao,t at it wag through � dawn. I
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a double folly I foun( oelf in so uneuvi. � k
P1 - � - stomach and othor Waiting thus, in idleneso, I presently,
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bet -ter w1hen Giles HoW#d, a courtier in jelim� aates the t6ffete poisonous matter - 1� y
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�or with Elizab4t�, had in a d sequ, nce of impd!rfect dicrestion. Rgives I I forgot my discorlif ture, the three olow'
en outbroak drenched rt�a with the ale he I I spirators, and the ma ta,4mN 6 whom J ha4
could not drink. 1, � V'ho was soberer, 431OUn. health to ihe )yhote body." . -1 .
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though not over so, ahoia4d ba-te perceived � "I Nt ish to say toi the world that Dr. Pierce's late moor. � �
-,Goldf i Medical Discovcry bas proved a great I :
the follow's condition la -4d not drawn so How long I now mot, or Wha!
hastily. ; i blessi g to ine,,, writes Mrs. Ellen E. Bacon, of I . t:
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But m, sword being C �, the thing ended = pber, I897, I had doctored for my stomach I ininutea more in urico isciousueEs, I badmot
p for several years, going through a coutise � . I
in Sir G1 so getting the 'blade through his I met with those,.advenbur
f tr fatment without any real benefit. In I e o
lungs an d I only a act 4�-ch on toe shoul- 'a I � .
� . I Septe #ber, i8xfi, I 19ad very sick- spells and grew form so important a part of! my life, and
der. . ! t aworsc �; could eat 4ut little. i commenced. i " i which threw me, an English gentlernan'
But wben I saw him I ] . e floor of �Septc �hbcr, 1897, to � take Dr. Pierce's medicine, - I
0ug on ti I and i� a short time I could eat and work. I I � into the midat of the p6litioal turmoil
the tap mom, not a huE fted rods from the �havc ,tained 1weptly, poiqids in two- nionrils.1) � which spread over tbe fair country of,the
great-dwae of St. Paul, #nd malized that, , 1�1 . I
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the Quee 3, having forbi. 4en dueling, I was .
. . ,Med.W Adviser� is sent f-ree on recei0t Starting up suddenly, I found that -th(
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like' to bi clapped into t e Towert, zd .', moor was bathed in the soft �light of dawin
seized n a and I had �,Iready heard the Inof st mps to pay� e-%-pense of customs a -
% � Jail ng only. $end 31 one -cent sta�m s and that all objects were easily distinguish�
murmurq of the rabble 41ho were wont to I . ;
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assemblelabout the piibi 4 - , �for t le book in paper covers, or 50 stam E able. i :
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policy to try to shu� " hen the . ' � ed the Yanbroken heather, save here Ilan
horse was gone or to ah)w the tremblin- the inn early in th"e moining and ride oh'by there where a rook rose abbve the sea o
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guardsm n was afraid. � - leader of the three. �. - r I - I
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So, exidbiting a bra I o I did not4eel, I Here was a pretty plot being hatched be- nor anything which proclaimed ftself t� ,
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pushed my way tbroug the frightened on. Ipw in the darknefis, and I leaned across the a WII. i . � I
lookers, alapped- my' 16 hard upon my aill tbikt what rer: ainied to be said by the :
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head an� strode' through the top room t'ougee should not be lost. There was, a d would be to'o late to accompli@4
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door wit my chin up an4 s. sneer up e, thcn one of the conspirators ashbd the purpose whio had sent me post haste'
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Once hi the street, I jaid aside my as- i :' A d where is dt to be ?" , I i,g the weakness which -bad permitted me;
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sumed dignity, alm"loal, ran to, the place � , ree miles b4ond the outskirts of ti.6 to� sleep when a r ian's life b
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where my horse waa liept. thrust what town he bighwq runs across the mojr. ,�ng in thebal4
I . ance. Which way to turn, I kdow not, but
money I possessed int Ri d ten here jis at that p�int a little hill stand �
0 , 1 $ . i�' 9 unless I speedily found my reckoning must
minutes later was ridi f u rio U�s out of few to a rom the roa ,, behind it we Can
; needs run like a frighl ened !hare aimlesel
London, intent only up u reachib the bor. qionceal both oursplves and our horses And about the moor. I y
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That -was my firsti fo it whi4h sent me I " N 3u know ,ltbo ,spot, Jamie-wbere action. ? 1. . f
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like the vilest crimink scampering over 6e blisted fir trelles rise from the moore " . ,� I
f . I I ;I To retrace myl Btepi overl, the bigh*ay�
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theroad hich led o� war(I across Eng- the w-Jeaker addeid,� apparently. turningjo which stretched likee a jyellev�, ribbop across
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]NJ y second fol y ou 4t the more phye- i A 4 A 1 le, " respond"'.,,ed a gruff voice ; " colild -to the town again'let in th 6 Course lay rn�
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ical ditc nifort and to; c A me.morc quickly Y,on t r tree speak, the lord high sheriff only hope of affax ding ietance which 1
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than th first was lik 41,10. ; . *ould pay mucht6listen to its tale ; scarce he as
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Having passed th3 icrder, and ridden �wo m- aeks have g ne since ,�
I � thethree cut-thr ats would, conceal ihem�
well on tDwards the �a ial , of Scotland, I JI He inisbed abopl. as thouh 9
it er3sfj , � selves lay furtheiii on and t86ir victim had
should hive ooun 61 re, UPOD ,my own h d b en laid a a lirs, there was a
it and less .- I not set out from �he R d Bull, I would mee4
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w on humsid honesty'; Jor, on � do '( tb, and, whether because their plane him on the way and in warning mi ht Como
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resetting Selkirk lat ul thd 7evening, I �jcl r a erfected or�r,hat it had dawned upon i �
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thought nly of supper nd a good bed and 6hem hat an ope6 grarden was scarce ] be . Filled with th'L6 thought �L set off at I
and left y horse in th i 6are vf a rascally �,.Iaoe awhi(t3h to disc�usi the 'Matter furthiar,
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stable bo, r. I I . - : . intent only upon oovefirig all much gro,un(
'For *ad, 'twas a fg, &I oversight, for, i I hf rd t�em a 6sa from their seats, al nd I as possible in the shortest) ti �e i
aribing early in the rho& ng, 1 found both �resen;ly !the rsound of their departing foot. 1 i ' �
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horse and follow gone, � had 'I sufficient �teps � ied away id' the darkneso. i - a ov
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money t) purchase a ' ier beast without :, For some moments I sat quiet, turning, condition wh re 5ghting Id have beer
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leaving ygipanequiltel(mpty.: over il my mind 'the edbstance otwha W
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ue,11demanded )f!tnetan lord a - ' ! I a
� Tr I , n ac �ad hiard. I my svvoid were g] Von, when a ddenly, far t(
counting and another hbise itil-he place of E For 11he time my, own troubles were for- I
I the,right, I di ?, d three figarei makiu� -
that which was gone, bi�t being I a Soot and gotten in the fa" of the fresh though ' 'c rne'
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keen in a uh matters, hO 1 held:that I should which surged throibigh my brain. � ts ; I their way over Ne moor,
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have delivered the st(ed,t) hirn'and not left . I I - -
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that I found loun be- he victim of those who, I men who had plo i I h(
gin �. before the thres- thvern was to be ted � n t e � garden of the
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Ifad p] )tted 'so bol I ly under the window. I 1 !tavern. They , vere ridiu�l in a coure
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I migh � have repai(, 1, "s insolence with a . At first I was �' clined 6 eet the a ir 3 parallel to the h ghwe y and! in a directio
sword uhruet, but I h Ld � one en u h killing I . � .�
g 4own i one of t�o not unusual robbe iesl i opposite to that i Phich I wasgoing.
and to spire, and wa i emtent, rforce, to �
,v�hicb ere conirnonly practised on unp-0- i ' Three things ere clear 0 me., It��, wu
swallow iny wrach an I sit, Jorth on foot for "'eted travellers in the unfreauented dip-' yet very ear u th 3 me 6ing - and the
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Dalhousie, which, as ' 1::: - was die . t- t�ricts of both Eng�and and Sco6and. But I horsemen were ri ing i rom le town, avoid-
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It was for these re i that], an English a I 0 the words of the three conspirators re-, ing the highway thro igh f ar of meeting
knight, approached the q.courr d to me, I.6aw something more than� anyone who would rt metam) 'r their faces.
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�avern of Ahe Red the si nple reliev�g of a traveller of his They were doubtless )n tih'ir way to the
Bull afoot, my attiri� iq disorder and my � . � -
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high, untanned ridin b)'ots sadly soiled by I Thistle was the sixty gold pieces offered t � must be aome distance ) the 6�rthi', and had
mud and the stains a tr vy el. - . I 0 r
The laidlprd of th is same inn eyed - me t�be t�ree, the fi�st suggestion that the � I cintinued upon mj rirs t J�urse, I should
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with. aua)i&6n, but, ' I seeing this [gold Ifttl ] ings which pointed to other than -a And thirdly, t�at it would' be no great
pieces I 'produced 88 an evidence of my Q. , I feat. did I turn a�d hasten up the highway'
ability W pay the viere ipaire lifti�g. It was plainly the I
e, he grew more �urpo to wayla�' and murder one 'of m to reach the tree in advance! of the �riders,,
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Havirtj partaken of the supper which ft'llow uests, andthe, riding albue and tin' for they would take a wido,'61role: to get to!
- . . If s�speq iing dauger,1 must fall an easy victi� their objective pcint, while 1, would 'tollow'!
was sot It afore me, an d I �a ving1po BpLri or i I
. to une:.ual numbe�s. !- I a straight line, 11 L�
the gossip of the otbe t ra velEirs sqj-ouraiDg ; , . i
t vern, . - i I For ?erhaps an! hour I remained sitt 9 I I felt assured t I t they co�fild not see me,
at the I retired to py room to ugh mounItTd, they tore .so far off
I . Oly all the windo%�, debating the matter in for,! the '
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brood, uninterrupt&, 0 �er I my misfor- i rat t�ought I -resolved not t �
� mind. At fi, o' that it waii only by good fo une that'I had
tunee. �
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I Now it so - I I meddl, in the affaik. f or, * what wag i t to rni� discovered them. Aud havi g come to this
haippen d thab� Window it,
I my .thes Soots out oach others throats? , conclusion', I turned %bout and hastened
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being on the second oly and overlooking ' I � hsa� I with edl speed tc� ra�lds the n rth.
the gard Bn of the pla a I Oould see and I Thor it suddenly flashed into my .
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hear thosa below Without bE�ibg myself ob- t �iat I night be tie object of the fellow's' I They had said.i e4it tree as three miles
served. i -But of tb " t1c It", t t I pAotting, and thel thought set my bl a if rom the town, b t it must 1 ave been good,l,
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the tirde. . I I . ttnglila '. i I
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I I lay di,)wn upon n y .. be I 1, �ut th�ugh my, , recollecteo that I had arrived �a I t despair of my ventur a IF I far ahead Il
body was we& . the tavern afooti, lid they I had spoikeniqf 0 1
. ry, my mi [it active, and I .1 saw tl�o slender line of t I trunk break.
try as I might, I coul DOI W oh.e who should r �e forth at daybreak - 106i he t
8141P1. i , y f ing. the sweep. of �he h(rizan.
I know not for how n a iy 4ours I there any on, who would offer sik-t �
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I tossed 'Wag . .� Looking anxio6ty t3 the ight. I discov-1
about, but it must haVo )een long past mid- gold pieces for m taking off. I
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I . 11 ered with a thhIl [of relief that I would not
night when, the we The momentary 'ear turned my thought
a her being extremely it�ito F -1 ; ,.[ be too late; the �tbree horac men were atilli
warm, faroas and took i _sea�" , new chann a], however. What , if I t .
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window, hoping t . o� -ive ,tat Phe open h4d been I who had been set aside as i�o afar off, ancdl I wa nearer tothe tree thani
dei J�ome . comfort I I
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from the night breez - V h ch! blew, in fropi *ect A a murder)us attack upon the lon'c- � I
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� Fagged as I was by my , xertions, I in.!
across the moor. i i I- I� moc - ? What if it was my life at whio�, �
� . a ed, and one : cremBed toy pace and sped i , with panting
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I had sat thus for ezh)ps; half! an hour they i getting knowledge ' f
ud allowed th6
when I bf came aware hat ooMe perrions had t6e PI ', had eat qiiietly by a, I breath alorg t,he road 0&H 'the goal drew
. �t � .1 nearer, and,. finally corniDq i opposite it, I
entered tie garden 4 ated themse ripuges to do their 'Will?" i I " t.
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r y casemen . he darkness pre- � The ;hing, put in that ]light, came 1hom'o A few, minutes sufficted 0 rega
vented En seefi4th -se- t nw6loome - neigh- to me i vith double I'force. I had been 4uick in my
i ' :,poyt breath a4 gav I me pportunity to
bors, but heir conver ation cAme plainly to enough, to draw sToord at an. unseemly jeat u y i�l
my ears. - � . . -iiji a common London tap room ; of :what . the natut a of thq surrounding I
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To this I at first . . � cidibet was my nianhood if I drew 1 back �,
p I little heed, when The hill hebin� which t�e conspirators
' found mya I when op just an opportunity was offered to � . .
suddenly' f Maying the eaves- i . . I ! " .
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dropper with fixed'at ention.- I draw i iy� weapon itt a good cause 9 - 11 : would conceal therreelvepl was a great
. "'Fore Uxod it is Ume' to,dct," said one 41 Fi end - 'Charles," I mu4ered, mound, plentifuliy s))riukldd with lo6pe I i
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of those iE the I garden.1 " If he gets safely 9 11 �ave then b�come a craven a�d all rooks and, thoug� sloping gtntly towards
1r,he highway, apoarenLly descended to Ithe
mother so 0 ,spirit 'i'au. ,fr,om t�ee ? Up and bestir thy. , I
away we i iay not havib i , g od an . plain in a sheer drop of tvIenty or More
oppor-tuniqy." I 1501f ; 8 5 ow these Sdots the mettle of wlroy�l .
S' But th.ere may b& t:)c many ;� the inn g,lardB "I I n"j) i j 1 feet on t6 I a further Bi e. As I had heard
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is full ailid we but tbree,?� replied an- "Thu, ['took a st�p t-- ! . . - ---
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other. I ! wiwds .be door. Xb was in my mind to ! ; I -_
he landlord a J . 11 '�
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" jl�s ' ' , use nd bid him call up hith
" Three re enough, wbred the first i -� - Whiat la i He
speaker ; ' less tongues � prate about the who wm to set out for Edingburgh early in i I I
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thO mot ning. . � ! I Piles, or h
business af erwards ; andl �e WIll ride to Ed- ; emorZids, as t; ey are so me-
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111burgh al ne `w z lBut as my fingers� closeti on the latch I � times called, nall tumors, which -form
" ' *0 i � i dreiv'back. Why 4hould I wake the boueo- ' in and about the� orif ce ofj the rectun).
. Then ithall we not I ake use of the � I They are caused by an ienlarged and
inn'? - He being . asleep, iP -might ibe easi- hold ai perhaps meet with a rebuff from inflamed condition of he vei
er-- J) I . I the man I desired t � aid? Ten to one he , P s, which are
"Fool !" broke in th other. " Would wouldi iscredi t my Itale, and I would havo ; very numerous in this part, of the body.
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You risk our necks so rec , . There is. no�proqf to show. � Asarulelevery f6im A pile1; becomes at
a door to be broken do% a, a dozeq guests Ther' i was a bette� way a -ad on more to I times acutely inflimI.A. "d extremely
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and servauts to be arouted at the �rst my fa�,,y in my d4re 4,evil aInd . re4lesb painful. The itchingand burning usually
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�Pon the road I mood. I I � � increases at night; and the- "misery which
tumult. L' E may meet him ! � �
alone. and ione, and none to interrupt, )) Why should I net leave the tav rn at many people endure, s beyond description. -
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OU &T I sure he rid a to' Edinburgh;', day�,bre � k, and making my way tolthwplace There is no gues wor k Aout Dr.- Chase's
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inquired a I hird voice I . I on the moor the thre ' cut-t6roatg Ointrn �_ ure for. piles. It hag
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ffar � end hi aid? They o .t , into vor with the
pieces apiei �e for this ill leave . .nivatthen attack tw graidually, won i s )vay
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M instead Of one. : , medical professioni, w well as, with the
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I forIny ineddlinR, but to g�in anythin�,� soothing and healing e5ect,, sind .Wherev r
'T ,there I e
1 , 6; . I appliecIrto, burning.1 itching,'inflamed skin
� . mu ,t b � some risk.1 'It was, perba
IS11. foothar y deciaion,'but - ib took , my �f a" a I it affords almost instant reli6f, cooling the
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0 in lit the candle, and i ous skin. , I
capi g the ge of consump- f re,'( ossed the r I I .�,
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kill then! with he th. ealth adinste , my 'sword, I laid a silver piece Dr. Chase's Ointment. It s��recognized
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I I � upon tt p table, so the landlord would find arge n 4
- hem. it iF tbo morning, and then blew out th&* I . It
Is your only means Of kiUlng,t aq the only actual cure for .i. es. - t j will
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, I - light. 1 Sixty cemts�p', box at all
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,�'RwlllsiOu I Cod-liv, er -oil ,90 1 hours still remained before sun.;
- : pric.,,biEdmanson B es4b., Toronto. i
I I I rise� ani proposed to reach the neighbor. PP
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lesorib�d, while listening at the window. it
tood apme rods back from the road, so that
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hould ride trom. out its shelter to the high-
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But, 'and what wa,i of more importance to —
he succeps /fof y � errand, I discovered a
light depression in i the moor, nearer to the
oad than was t e hill, where, screened by i
he friendly he the'r� I could conceal my-
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Into the hollow I �lotst no time in crawling. �
tretched myself flat upon my stomach and,
vith drawn sword b1eside me, awaited what
ime wou)d bring forth. ;,,
Left to my ihoughts alone, I began to. -
vond4 whether or no-- I had played the 0
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ool in thus entering upon an adventure I
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aigenjered by 4 sentiment, of chivalry and ;
6n over amount of bravado and reckless- t
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But it was too late to draw back, and,
ool or no, 1 must see the matter to4n end- 0
ng, t ough in so doing- I might be' the a
ne a of furnishing two victims to the
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I had not lai� for mauy minutes in my n
ddingi place, peeping cautiously through i
,he heather, vi h6n I heard the tramping of a
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he three horses and saw the hired out-
hroatslapproacb6g the hill from the fur -
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In truth, they made no pretext of ' conceal -
ng tbemselve for he who was to come
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: 801w" nowhere in sight and
romjDa.1housie
bey thought th m8elves alon'e. h C
When they d'ame near to Ghe hill eac d
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oulled up his 4orse and dismounted, so I n
vas able to gain! a fair knowledge 'of their
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Each of the mWn *!as bronzed and beard- I
d, as unsavory a trio as one would'eare to 0
et eyes upon. They were' clad in the cos- f,
ume of the norLh country, their red and -
iairy knees showing beneath the short
kirts of their kilts, their jackets open at
he throat, their shouldera� adorned by a
:)ng scarf of some plaid stuff, denoting n
heir clan, and I their coarse, matted hair, C.
overed with ,flat worsted I caps, the front P
alled well down over the eyes. . F,
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Each wore at his side'& broad bladed M
word with a huge basket hilt, and frorn'the h
op of the -plaid stocking against the bared Q
§g protroduded! the haft of a flat bladed c.
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:nife or dagger. ' ' I . I a
The, sight of them, oanding with their 18
her, made m: wonder if it was e
�robable I should witness another surprise I(
id I attempt to carry out my purpose.
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For several moments they consulted to- t
ether, then one separated himself from the 0
theis and ascended to the summit of the a
iound, while his companions led the fl
�orses out of sight behind the hill. fl
The fellow upon the slope lay down ' b
:eeping his gaze fixed twowards the, south,
nd for the greatestiparb of half an hour we t
emained thus,' be!upon the hill,' and I 0
tretched in the heather, so close to each Ill
ther I could have hurled a stone to where d
is lay. � I . I 0
But suddenly I saw him rise upon his Ii
:nees ; he shaded his eyes with his hand, 9
Doked intently towards Dalhousie, gave a d
harp whistle, and crouching, scrambled c
,own the hill -and joined his companions, I
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iteful ambuscade. I ; . I
I raised my fie'adlabove the heather and '
)oked southward. Being upon lo'w.ground,
could at first discern- nothing of ,'the man
v6o was uucono'ciously riding 'into the trap �
irepared for him. There wav nothing to do
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lut 6 lie quiet and summon up my, enj I rgy
or the coming firay.' I i .
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The mom,ents ,dragged by with exasperat.
ag slowness, and a; doze . a times I ,had &I.
loet risen to my� feet that I might cry out,
,a the apprAching h!.orseman to hasten and 0
ave the thing sooner over. � a
But pre ently the sound of hoof beats fo
.pon the h rd bed of the road came to.me f
rom the a nth � I dragged mylbe'ad a little
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ut of the hollow and raised myself a trifle t
Jgher abo e the he I ather. I was curious to y ,
so for wh4 manner of in& I n I- was about to sl�
isk my life,. ' i . I
He was not &'great way off., rldirig at a
anter over the road. The first glance e
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ad half surmised,. a, person of so"Me �import-
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Pith a rough, homely face, bearded ; dark ,
rowned ey s of piercing blackness, and: a t
ountenane which . bespoke determination a
nd unrest ined will. I 1P
He was c ad in a costume which denoted
auk ; his oublet and bosom were of 1
� grAy
elveti, the former slashed with blue. ,A
hort cloak lined with azure silk and fait-
ned at the throat by a golden buckle hung
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.am his shoulders ; his legs to the thighe, �
rere encased In untanned riding boots, the
eels arme.4 with ailvqr spurs, and upon his
ead was j ntily set a flat cap, of gray �
elvet, emiallished 1 4th a white 7
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Isaw alsbthat be ' 11 rmed. A
I was we a
)ng, broad;!bladed aw6rd with a huge bas -
et hilt of Olver hunlg at*,bis hip, and the
)weled haft of a dagger protruded from an
penina, in his doubl9t., , .
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Beside these weapons, he held in one I
%untleted band a si�ver riding whip pro-
ided witb a', he vy metal head, no
iean instrument in the grasp of a . deter. ;
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iined man. I
Such was the � on who rode towards
ie hill behind _h lay concealed the i
per�c
wh w
iree assassins, and�, ho, through a twist
' fortune, was fated to play. an important I
irt in the adventures which were to fall !
tick and fast u on me during my sojourn
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So intent who I up6n studying this man �
tat I forgot the' cir�umstances of the hour .
id raised my head to -far above the friend. i
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shelter of the heather. ;
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The next moment �the black eyes of the I
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weeman were lookh�g into mine. With a �
Lick jerk he pulled up his horse .and his ;
Dyht hand went I V I tly to his sword I ilt. ;
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faulty education, is ml ore often caused by t
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very bashful man, generally declined all
vitatione to partiea,'but was one day pre. �
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ailed on by a fr-iend �o dixie w . ith h�rn at
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is house, wit a few �ther friends. -I All
at W611 till he -boat, in �he course 4f din-
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or, asked his ueot how he was fariv'Lr and
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ome witL a s dden fit of its vousneog', Mr.
ash B�ammer & : " Thank ou, I—I have
hite enough, poh as it is� Then 1'thinh-
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Commercial agent F. S. , §. Johnson, of
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tanbridget Can�ada,i reports �,recent .inven-
on, which consists, of bricklayinjg by
achinory inatei�d of by h nd. He 1: -Bay a :
64 Th'e machine, worked by two meh and
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lad, will lay ftom 400 to 600 bricks per
our, Door and window spaces caus� only
slight delay. !The machi6 is suit -4d for
111W. work, such as walls! sheds,:.milla,
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ctories, rows Ot cottages, P,�era of b�idges,
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to. Conaideral le pre uro , , put On the
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r seven BktjIedibriokIa.yers' I nd -it la * be-
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Oman complo ing abou , eir 'happy
d hlfd ondition. Th'py -fin that
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hysioal and ni, utal energy ihas &.serted
hem, and they � re sicking di�eply in the
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it of desponde cy. : .
The hot su mer wea�her alww re pro-
uces t , housand; of miserable feeli� 7 mor-
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ale. They lac c nerve force, strenLyth and
rue vitality. They cannot rest 4ay or
ight, and life I iecomes a burd4 D.
The . great recuperator, uilder and
trength-giver for all weary, wornout and
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`gffering peop e .is Paine's Celery Com � �-
'��nd,'now so universally prescribed by
iedical men. When the gre�6t medicine is
sed at this sea son, lang i Id qdency,
U10r, i espo,
rritability, nereousness, bl�eeplpassnesi, head-
che, dyspepsia and.digestive 1 troub es are
-a"
Harmanently banished, and mei2 and , omen
o about their duties and worki with. % vim,
ill and energy that indicate 1 heal�'h and
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�ilkesitort, Oun , say% : , i
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ord what PA *1 e's Cel mpound has
osrefo�rme. � have been Bffilcted wi*
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ervouinegs an4 ald6plessness. All c inary�
edicines failed., abd nothiug et I � I case
ntil I �used P&6A'a Celery Cortpoun . Now
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never miss a ilhight's sleep. 1,L strongly re-
ommend your medicine to, all !nervo#s suf-
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Hav6"you ever noticed the Interest that
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ent ? � The next time that yo cap.
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or coin dropped in a street oar just observe.
very iiye in the car will tam to the spot
here it dropped, and therl a will be i mani-
sted real general concern over 4
a its re-
overy. Two or three hea�ds ape lik0y to
ome in contact aver the point' of fts die.
ppearance, and then their' owners i I draw
uddenly back �pd try to appe�r une
d ; but in another second, th`e`7 are, again
aning forward . .
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he first who appears to have brushed mem-
ry of the trivi I occurrence aside, but just
a soon I as the..eyes in the car j have burned
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orn him his own are sure to g,b bpekto the
oor in the hope tha�t the ,truant coin will
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When he hats gone there, is a yene,K ed in-
erest among tl e paBseugeTs, for the stage
f " finders keepers " has arrived, an4 those
ear the spot of disappearance becom qu4e
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iligent lantil t ey are aware they ski a
ntre of attraction. But iat%rtsatai�a that
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ttle coin is not lost while,thei seen -
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uctor takes hii turn r asurrects the
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Malt Breakfast Food has-woa t'he d4y�and
aptured the pdates and hearts' of al Can.
dians. Lovers of -pure and true ealth
ode quickly -� iscovered t* at Malt , Ireak-
wt Foo'd possexsed man; health 1 irtues
nknown to- o er grain foods. It ga re an -
re satisfactioi i and pleasurej to ol and
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nd vigorous, i rid fo_r'ined liesti, mueLle and
an: forthew,fak. Vorthesa�reason�, Malt
re kfast Fooc' has won the day, anlil -will
ver be; the f ivorite, bre6kfa!st dish'� All
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:dmals, ,.said I "Only 4 ctward I ould
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T� It do.es'n t takO much of I - 4k, at. I ,
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f, i 1. to StO � �� M � � jr�ontbs Old. A'
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of, .�nd r,- 0-Tio, colq'r _-
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10, voi-I a bottle. jic.�11*(1.111 I - - � a -Since uz�d
,-�', bf your ueares� e).tprp 1111-V
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J. ic.�.& Y 1�it 4,!O�' 0 - sat. JeB iAd b9ve �ft
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abuse a creature iha� badX10 ,way Of W_ iithildr-en, Suci,'c
tooting itself. Why obil I . -
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boy who cut 4jr 1. I
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calf's tail i -1 ----- I _ o�ildre - I
knife and out thetAil right I off ! a -took A� - .get. tben�'pofit .
. '08�n I my, ..Mlting direct ;
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one tell me a verse In the Bible that ,w6uf
A Aine Co., Brod
I have taught this pruel, boy 0at he sibmA - "tady, X, Y. �
not have cut ,off the calf's t il V, - :
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nVhis hand. " What is it�, my boy ?I " -
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God hath joined together let no MEM I I -
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I The superintendont wao so improgmal - 'Mew suit of Ad
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that he never brouilit his! own versb .�to,__ , , �
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Stii � m-ok�ng. . � I linens ,on the 9
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many changeah o-cured,4nd be bArdv_ I zuee that.she i
knew the old pla e. Many� friends, wb ' .
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bethought dead, �reoogjaize4 him. h(1VreVAr,_ -er .
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and came up and �hook hands, unti�lj fatita .
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drove a little � �' . � z town to Via ___ .astjDni8bm`F31t I
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an old lady friend !of 'hial younger - days-, raew-auit of �60
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When be arrived .ehe.wae si�udivg -At thb, I � I werel�al
cottage. kE I . � -blothes r
gate. 11 � , �' Nan P he exolaitiiad - �
94 YOU isre just i- same. 1 1 should ; _� .! mlaced the pi6t
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g' 01 �� got half ,way 71
fro'ut of -the Ang a4 ?dr I � �
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WAS smoking the'ame as elver." The vo- . 'the road croPs
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ered. " Ali, marji,",she tai4, ,,, I'm -' aud Supi-Iso F-1
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hear thee a amo -
a � )JI 1% - , the paithed ax
he's been dead fo� 12 learn Tiow. .- I I
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A Surp i ,, ng Discovery. - -in WU
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You will be an pqsed in- !trying Catar.11t. � 44 Green ap-plo
.ozonetofindho �qticklyl�ca.rerj.told..ju I � Eliza be iiirpl
the head. The a ris aable,
a�jnetmting vopw , _,ertorzached ft
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traverses every r ca -11 ,
nose, throat, and lut g8. 1� one -breath it' �' '11oberts got6i
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germs infesting t e respiratory or.gw �
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breaks up a cold n .ten minotes. ' � - TheT.aekage N
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A'trial will'cot vioco yva that 0staffh. I torn Farmet
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pleasant cure for , *s, Ca Arrh, Dadom, Then he b -1
Bronchitis, Aathmo jand Lum--Timuble, away -the hnr�
Complete ' outfit $1.60,; mail Ain, 256. -was ehilly *1111,
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Sold by L V. Fe r,4tuggisti,__8mdvrth, at ` When F�rineii
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I N. C. Polson & Co., jqv , ontVA0. I � �gct io� t O' tbt'
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Faults of the it W,6mei i Of Canada. And went, to i
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Two visitard to Wbntraal rom. the *sit -
ham&g by it -
.are Mrs. Marion 11 Bai-ter, of the Sesit* - ,
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,prized himself
on the Pacific co4t, whether -man or 40'___ 7
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of the managing �Aitor of th Seattle F TO Cure 1,
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They arrived at.'Moyitrealfronl St. .To-*-, 4ruggists xefu
New Brunswick, where th . attendiad the . -E, V. ,Grove�
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Baxterja deputy wupreme, commander 1� � 4
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Canada of the Ladies f .;; coabea d - 1 -80me W-OM61
the W�rldt whichl,"is � t elllyaj, g �st order invi,r -are able to Inj
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istencei compose4 J�o lif women sista, � - , � - if by mak-ic- -
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It isa, frat6rhal bep�flcil Society, " - I have see
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a membership of I 00,10P'O, a dd tbeypoSWK4 - I Stimulate fiul
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benefit f and of $164; 182 a4d an frivM46- - posite effe-0.
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emergency fund of $370,192� Wine 'itses-* figentfy_ Th,
ments cover all df ath itla1mg, and the terAs - uer linibs, org,
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is applied to the Denefi d, w 9" --- .
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only be tonchedu ad�r� extr rdinary a - .11 11 . I
orloss., There ar 3 10 mant Aseeserne . 0 �
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of $1.30 per memlieri , of under 40 yests Of— "" Vhe - - - - - 11
age for each $1,001�otlneursacecarried. .1� ' - headed back 4
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The order has b: it 4:m'eml ership 4f 31w, , ',branches, aut'
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in Canada. and it is vi I th 4 view to develop- , - "erlimbe or'm
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inM,ontreal.� Th order N pald to " I Zuellig ,of i b
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operation in Qae eC. ,'The i Ladies -of tbb� . -of the itme. '
Maccabies arb�taffilia ed wl"th the .. MA00W If thos;Wwj
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Mrs. Baxter entertains vt�ry prorformOO' are in the hi
views upon the du0es of we ";nkind. 11a4fia - I ,day. ,-would is
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women should eq 1p hems ves to � ' AM two. ro as aps
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equal share in the ire ponsib lities of UM11 of water !JAIC
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say, should anytti iv� ocan to bamixir * I -_ . -mu ch It e Itte r �
. husband's earning ca)acity, the wifee shoaU ,Iawm wtt 01
be qualified to assistj And .�hould the but- - - I taueh less - p
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.ev,ape" cn �
band's means be Ifni ed, slid should be TdW, - � I �_afl_ -
wisecapableofma 1 g,the boat of the mew:_ I -alga tend to'
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at her disposal. 1 1 � I � � I
This is u view . Womani's datir th4t, - I growth. Vir,
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F large portion of the male' I cor6munity. allow thepl,
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I I i Aha. Baxter tbi�ks that Canadian womelk Putting it 01
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I � I * duties to perform and�, yet be a model w9w .
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I =stances were, � �� -
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find �ull lines ar�id pric�'s I through the 06 1 D_ I'll, I - ,a cure for I
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- . umns of your papej, if there is any-pem-P imes he wit,
of ai that. is neWest .jl�j G ;3 ti
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1 . I 1)ty8pepaia and liver - Ware so e.ev(
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cure of Indiges . �
wed ing rin .. brid ' - .1 - Plasters, -
#1 - Troubles that has,,4ot been curedL-and WO �
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pres nts, bri also r4ean their regults such -as sour- Witt- _
I..e maidAl ) 'teemed to, 1.
. I ! ar,h.- fermentation � 00 , I - . Octora trie
favors, wedditig invit ness, nervous dysoe'sia, he dachest des- ,
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I pondent, feelinga, sj�e'lessness,-rinfacksilly �
tions, etc. � i ; " Dod&s
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i � . I This medicine has �bee� sold for many yea" and trestini
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� A cppy. of thi.4 a ttalog ' in all ei�ilived counwes and we wish to � I
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, U �� ,,rr,pond with.you a' d send you one _01' I As ever 1 -di
will. ,be cheel4ully sent r -tried Pills ar� th .
I . I our books free of cost.! If you- neve �
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ion. ; , Xidney Tr4
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